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Stage. On the stage since the early 1920s, Garde made her Broadway debut as Alma Borden in Easy Come, Easy Go (1925–1926) and played character roles in productions including The Social Register (1931–1932) and The Primrose Path (1939). A tall woman, standing 5'10", she was cast as Aunt Eller in the original 1943 Broadway production of Oklahoma!
Betty Garde. Actress: Caged. Betty Garde was a versatile actress, who began in show business after winning a playwriting competition at high school. Joining Actor's Equity in 1922, she became a noted performer on stage in Boston and Philadelphia, eventually making her debut on Broadway in 1925.
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- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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- Los Angeles, California, USA
Betty Garde. Actress: Caged. Betty Garde was a versatile actress, who began in show business after winning a playwriting competition at high school. Joining Actor's Equity in 1922, she became a noted performer on stage in Boston and Philadelphia, eventually making her debut on Broadway in 1925.
- September 19, 1905
- December 25, 1989
Dec 28, 1989 · Betty Garde, an actress who played roles in hundreds of radio dramas and portrayed Aunt Eller in the original Broadway production of ''Oklahoma!,'' died on Monday. She was 84 years old.
Dec 27, 1989 · Dec. 27, 1989 12 AM PT. Betty Garde, a tireless radio actress probably best known as the wife of “Lorenzo Jones” or as “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,” and who added another dimension to ...
Betty Garde was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1905. She began her theatrical career while she was still a student at West Philadelphia High School, after winning a playwriting competition with a one-act drama titled "The English Language Triumphant." She later directed and acted in a production of the work at her high school.
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Betty Garde (1905-1989) biography on Film Reference. Born September 19, 1905, in Philadelphia, PA; died December 25, 1989, in Hollywood, CA; daughter of Charles Pierie Garde and Katherine M. (Cropper) Garde;married Frank Lennon (a master electrician; deceased, 1987).
